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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
LAST EVENINGS NEWS.
Ian Aged Minister Dies.--The Famous
Bodwell- Tillson Suit Ended.--The Tsar
Becomes Editor.--A Snow Storm in
Texas.

A member of the Canadian parliament an
nounces his intention of advocating an
ne xation.
u A general snow storm, the heaviest in tn,
lmemory of the oldest settlers, is reported
Throughout western Texas.
Mrs. Hattie o. Daggett was today ap
pointed postmaster at Naples, Piscataquis
county, vice Moses Richardson, removed,
Landlord Taylor of the Sagadahoc House
Bath, still holds the fort, having made a set
stlement with the proprietors.
Il The Cork Examiner statement is similar Il
Sthat of United Ireland, regarding Mgr. Per
Rsico, and says it has the highest authority fol
fits assertions.
6 1t is reported that an article published il
&the St. Petersburg Military Gazette, Thurs
day, on the Russian military movements
twas written at the Tsar's command. Th,
Eartice has created bad impression through
out Europe.
Il The Poster Lloyd publishes a warlike arti
kSce on Friday which concludes as follows
The Russian army is inferior to that of any
sof the great powers. Austria-Hungary viii
gbe able to fight Russia unaided.
The ST. Petersburg correspondent of the
~ HlCdTO lpdliN NtNs- shy Ht 10 tNuplSu u
Estate positively that the Tsar is opposed to
Eany warlike enterprise but that the most in
Efuential persons are ceaselessly endeavorinl
Ito change his views.
The Commercial learns that the decision
4of Chief Justice John A. Peters and Hon.
John l.. Cutler of Bangor, and Hon. G. +
B. jackson of Portland, the referees in the
Rfamous case of the Bodwell Granite Com
8pany VS.. Davis Tillson has been rendered
= lit gives the plaintiffs S24 200 and 800 costs
rhe case has been pending a number of
years and this is final settlement.
Teuph lie Deame, a resident of Christian
Hill in Saccarappa, was arrested, Wednes
day, by Deputy Sheriff Chute, for the of
&lfenses of single sale, and brought before
Judge Shaw at Cumberland Mills. He wa
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and costs anc
Ethirty days in Jail. In default of paymen
y he was given thirty days additional making
his sentence sixty days in Jail.
The death of the Rev. Zebulon Manter o
8Cape Elizabeth, removes one of the oldes
and best known of the Christian ministers il
the State of Maine He was SO years of ag,
was born in Industry, in this State and ha'
preached in Albion, Newport and Rockland
X. I. His home has been at Cape Elizabetl
for the last twelve years. He leaves ;
widow and four grown up children
The Worlds Ottawa dispatch says; Ther'
is considerable excitement at Ottawa owe
the report that two clerks in the department
f fof fisheries have been furnishing information
Eto the United States contingent of the fisher
Fies commission. An investigation, it is un
2lerstood, has been ordered
'Ehere is an uncertain feeling in poitica
circles over the settlement of the Mormons il
ICauadan northwest territories. Fifty Nor
mon families have already taken up LAM
Hnear Fort Mcleod. The introduction o
{flsuch all element into Canada will be mad
Ia subject of disccussion Parliament mex
4moath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
New York Produce Market.

NEw YORK Dec. II.
FJorR-Recepts, "A, ,i3s; exports, i29; sales, 81,
Zoo; City mill extra. ~ 25af ~; fine, 00A2 ~;
lsuperfine, 50a3 10; extra No. q 00a3 70; Minne
soa extra, Ooa5 90: winter wheat EXTRA 0oa4 -;
southern, unchanged; Rye -four, steady.
WHEAT. Receipts, ,l0o exports, 7,toe; sales ~
poo. spot firm but quiet; No. Chicago, s4l del'v'd
No. red Sllas3i elevator, s5as6i defv'd No. red,
nominsl, sel; No. white, nominal. ssl
EYE-.-dui
4 BARLEY--shrm.
Receipts, $3.50; exports. 7s27s; sales, ~.
POO; spot and arrive No. ., 5z3; store, 631a5A; d.
4iyered, 81; No. 2 white, 56.
OATS Receipts, l54.Odo exports, 3s7; sales, NJ.
o; spot No. 2, 3c do white as1aa3t; No. e. 53is3s&:
do yhie, 80: No. ], nominal; do white, az; mixsz
Western, 3,aH, white do, 25a40.
CoFfEE--fair; Rio, dull, isi
sUGAR---quiet and firm; refined, quiet; standard.
n looaG;; cut loaf and crushed, 7a7i; powered,
fiia6I, cubers, 6ia5l.
PETRoLEUM---steady, minted, 72l.
PoRK--du
BEEr--.steady.
LA.D.-lower, rather quiet, western steam, spoS
10, city steam 70; refined. co. continent, -
\ BUTTER--6rfn.
CHEEsE--yery steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
RIVERSIDE.

Horace Mills and his wife Of North Ber-
wick arrived in the place last evening to A.
|tcnd the funeral of his father, Rev. James
IL. Mills, which was Thursday at II o'clock
bat the residence of the deceased. The funeral
services were conducted by the Rev. J. b.
Jordan of Augusta, The text for the occa-
sion was from ii Timothy, 20, 7, 8. 81
have fought good fight, have
finished my course, ! have kept the
faith" The remarks of Bro. Jordan were
BENDER and full of love and sympathy. He
spoke of the recent decease Of his father
|and his burial on the banks of the Andro-
|scoggin. There was a large collection Of
people at the funeral. The remains were
buried in the union graveyard on Zion Hill.
The community were surprised and sorrow
stricken to hear Thursday morning Of the
leath of our excellent Gov. Bodwell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
Maine Pensions.
WAsiiINGToN, II

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.
The following Marie people were granite
PENSIONS to-day;
Nancy, widow of Otis B. Bates, Dedhan
Barhary. widow of Lewis Robbins, nav,
ireen's Landing.
Samuel Conel. Mexican war, Clinton.
Temple c. Allen, original. Harrington.
Chas Bodge, original, kenduskeag.
Lewis Robbins, navy, deceased, Green
anding.
Thos. Chase. increase, Unity.
Aaron Hanson, restoration and increase
lincoln Centre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
PLEASE DON'T"
Dying Words of a Criminal Upon the
Gallows.

CHARLES Cry, Ia, Dec. l6.
Chester Bellows was hung this morning
He had to be supported to the gallows and a.
|,he rope was placed around his neck he ex-
claimed three times, please don't" As the
sheriff placed the cap over his head he ex-
claimed again, Please don't; am inno-
cent" The trap was sprung at 1916, and in
Eight minutes and foity-three seconds his
heart ceased to beat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS
FIVE KILLED
And Three Injured by an Explosion OF a
Steam Boiler.

WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, Dec. 10.
The explosion of an eighty horse powel
boiler in the Edison Electric Co.'S works
|this afternoon, killed five persons and in
6ured three others The boiler was carried
30 feet, through the base of newly erected
|ninety feet high stack. which instantly fell
(burying Superintendent Walter Embree and
force of men at work near by.
The bodies of Embree and Ellwood Brack-
EFT, laborers, were taken GU, in about an
hour. Edward Schofeld, laborer. was badly
!scalded by steam. VIM. Allison, laborer,
iand VIM. H. Richardson. foreman, were
found still alive. Nettie, ten year old
laughter of VIM. Jones, on returning from
school, square distant from the scene, was
almost instantly killed by flying beam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
ANr1-sALooN REPUBLICANS
IN Convention Assembled at Syracuse
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Dec. l.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Dec. 10.
There was an increased attendance OF del
lepates at the anti-saloon republican league
Iconvention this morning.
DR.. B. d. Peck, who claimed to be the
|father of the prohibitory law in Maine the
|old New England republican war horse saie
|he introduced the first prohibitory amend
|meut in the Massachusetts, legislature, OF
which Neal Dow based the Maine law ne
hoesn't believe in the prohibition party as y
has but one idea. He said the third part!
|was sticking to one idea to its ruin.
The committee on permanent organization
reported Noah Davis of New York, fol
president. Davis made a ringing speech ane
Encouraged all to continue in the work ant
|look for certain recognition from the repub
|Iican party at the national convention mex
|June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17

SACo, Dec. 10.
The city government held special meet
ing tonight in respect to Gov. Bodwell. Re
marks were made by Mayor Emmons, FL
Mayor Bowers. Aldermen Wiggin, Clark
Nourse and others. Resolutions were passe
On the death of the Governor and the follow
ing committee was chosen to attend the ot
sequies. MAYOR Emmons. Senator Harry A
Weymouth Representative q. {. Ciark
Hon Rufus Z. Tapley, Hon. Ira II. Fos'
Hon. X. l.. Bowers and George A. Emery.
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Banks Go to House Cleaning.

1 PHLApELPHIA, Dec. l6.
The defalcation of Jos. c. Knight, clerl
bof the Manufacturer Bank, caused ''hous,
cleaning" at all the banks today. In some
leases the directors overhauled the books to
satisfy themselves that their accounts are
correct. President Mofiiy of the Manufac-
Iturers Bank. said that the defalcation would
not affect him. They have a surplus of
3Sl75, 900 and a capital of S953,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17

DIR, Bulls Cough Syrup is purely vegc-
table compound, innocent in nature and wond-
Ierful in effect. For children il is invaluable,
curing Group, whooping cough etc., In few
hours. 25 cents.
Mr.. W. Il. GRAVES, of Wetheredville,
Md, writes I'll suffer sometimes with acute
rheumatism, and your Salvation Oil gives me
instantaneous relief. ! cordially recommend
III as q sure cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
BLOWING A HURRICANE.
Damage Done Shipping a
Rockland.

RocKLANp, Dec. 16.
The wind has been blowing hurricane a
lay, resulting in considerable damage
Schooner A. Heaton, repairing on the Mort
Maine Railway, was blown over crushing tn
ways and stringcrs of the railway cradle
The vessel was slightly damaged. Variou
steamers have been obliged to await unit
he gale subsidies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17

Sheriff Wardsworth of Waldo county wa.
in the city on business yesterday.
Hon. +. G.. Burleigh returned yesterday
from Aroostook, where he had been for sew
eral days looking after his timber land inter
ests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
|FOREICN intelligence
THE REICHsTAo
Dismisses the Military Bill.

BERLIN, Dec. l6
The Reichstag discussed the military bill
To-day. Gen. Won Schelendorp, minister OF
war, contended that il was necessary to ex
bend the liability to service in the army tc
|the age of As. All the speakers except ons
supported the project. The bill was referred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
Detective Tarbox in Trouble.

SAco, Dec. Is.
A suit of $1,000 has been brought agalns
Detective Tarbox of Biddeford. for allege'
false Imprisonment of Hiram kraievich
The ease will be tried in Portland mex
month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
Decision in an Important Referee Case

RockLASD, Dec. 16.
The decision in the referee case of Capt
Chas. w. Glover against W. II. & f. X
Glover. was filed today, the claims of neithe
party being allowed This decision is final
A number of thousands of dollars are involv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
Bath Passes Resolutions.

BATH. Dec. l6.
At special meeting of the city eounc'
ton;ght. resolutions on the death of Gov
Bodwell were passed, and committee ap
pointed to represent the city at the funeral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
ANNUAL MEETING.

The stockholders Of the Augusta National Dask q
Augusta Me- will hold their annual meeting ~ ~
other legitimate business, n their banking roos =
Augusta Tuesday. the 9th day of January s1oI -
half past two In the afternoon.
AuousrA. Me-. Dec. 10. iss1. dssls1N
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Bangor Honors'the Late Governor.

BANGOR. Dec. I6.
At largely attended special meeting o
the city government. called for that purpose
appropriate resolutions were passed on tn
death of Governor Bodwell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
MEASURES TAKEN
TO Secure an Appropriate Memorial t.
John A. Logan

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. l6.
The commander in chief of the Grand
Army today appointed his aides-de-camp
Ifor the whole country. A committee was
also appointed to cooperate with similar
scommittee from Tennessee for securing an
appropriate memorial for John A. Logan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
MARRIED.

In this city, Dec. i5 at the residence Of Mr.. Ed.
win Iiartshorne, by Rev. A. +. Skeele, Mr.. Albert
H. iiartshorne to Miss Idela y. Horne both Of Au.
Igusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17

Use Warmers Log Cabin Rose Cream for
catarrh, and thus secure healthful and pleas-
aut sleep, and a clear head. Price 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
DIED

In Newport, Dec. TO- WIN. II. Lunt, aged o. years.
Dec 10, Mrs. Betsy Miller Towle, aged VI years and
m0lths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
The Provisional Budget Approved.

PARIS, Dec. 16.
The Senate today approved the provisional
budget The session closes tomorrow.
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Whittier Anniversary Co
ton.
Conamemora

AMEsBuRY, Mass. Dec. Is.
The Whittier anniversary was observed to
day by public union meeting of all schools
Ia fine literary and musical entertainment
|was given by the pupils of the high school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17

Trade was quite brisk but all the dealer
declare that good sleighing swhst is neesies
TO make the Christmas trade what it shoul,
be.
Il. Il. DAVIS 4 co.
have the largest plate glass window in tow
and it is filed Everything about the estab
ishment bespeaks the enterprise whici
ensures large patronage, The very newes
fn neckwear, silk handkerchiefs, muffiers OF
all descriptions, fur gloves and caps, fine
silk umbrellas mounted in different metals
hre so arranged that one could spend hours
in looking without tiring.
r., w. sOuLE.
We stepped into Mr.. Soule's rooms yester-
day and though the weather was not favor.
able to trade, we found people with armfuls
of toys and with faces ON the broad smile
indeed if you wish to laugh here is the place
to come. Mr.. Soule says his christmas
goods are 25 per cent. lower than last year.
and some of them so per cent He has
some fine trades in albums.
ST.. HUNTINGTON
has store very much larger than You would
1think looking from the outside and an assort.
|ment much more extensive than you would
think from "A look at the window. One snow
window is filled with an elegant line oil
Isuitings, but inside you will find an assort-
{ment most difficult to excel. One thing that
called our notice was the durable way
lin which the cheapest of his good>
Iwere made up, button holes hand
worked, silk-stitched, etc. Talk about
"a muller for a Christmas present. One's j
Friends ought not to suffer for handsome
smufilers at 20 cents. Mr.. Huntington being
for % years clothier the Oldest in the city i
Ehas some very interesting rememberances to
relate. OF late he has been making al
specially of shirts. clean shirt is moral
If not an elegant gift.
sHOREY THE PHOTOGRAPHER.
1t is worth your time to step into the
gallery and look at the work displayed Mr.
iShorey says he doesn't intend to sacrifice the
quality of work for the sake of cheapuess,
but does as well as he can every time.
LORD 4 LOwELL's.
show window attracted us as it does most
every one who passes. Their revolving
pyramid of mirrors when loaded with beauti-
;ful things is really dazzling sight. Their
engraving does them great credit. Among
their specialties we noticed solid silver ware
plush cases, French clocks and gold headed
|canes.
Have you seen anything prettier than those
new plush goods in
KINSMAN'S WINDOW!
Inside you will find ladies' and gents
toilet sets, leather travelling companions, inn
ported and domestic perfumes, Metcalfs|
sachet powders. His goods have freshness
about them. One window is devoted wholly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours
WAR DEPARTMENT. 4
Once of the Chief Signal Officer,

Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHrsGroS, Dec. II, Ia. NJ.
For Maine Warmer; fair weather; wind,
becoming light to fresh, variable, followea
IN Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connec.
hcut, Sunday by rain; easterly winds, ,increas.
ing in force; cautionary, northwest signal,
continue to Eastport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17

4 Inside you will find ladies' and gent'
toilet sets, leather travelling companions i'm
ported and domestic perfumes, Metcalf'
sachet powders. His goods have FRESHNESS
about them One window is devoted who'll,
Ito pure candies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17

Chicago Produce Market
- CHICAGO. Dee. II.
FLoUR--faIr and steady.
wnEAT--moderate, No. spring, zsa7sl; Ae. .
|red. 76l ~
CoKS--frm No. 2, 44a4i6.
OATs--sfeady and firm, No. 2, 20l.
RyE---quet at 54c
BARLEY---frm at rs.
PORK---at IL 75ai3 co.
LARD--at l0a7 u.
BULK MgAT--Shoulders, 70; shost rlbs . =:
Ihort Gle rs.
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PROSPECTING" FOR THE HoLl
DAYS
Among Those Who Advertise In the
journal.

Friday morning the air was such that
|was ENJOYABLE to step into warm store
Trade was quite brisk but all the dealer
fieciare that good sleighing is what is neeiet
to make the Christmas trade what it shoul,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
sHoREY THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

1t is worth your time to step into tn
gallery and look at the work displayed. Mr.
EShorey says he doesn't intend to sacrifice th'
quality of work for the sake of cheapuess
6but does as well as he can every time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-17
LORD a LOwELL's.
KINSM ANS WINDOW ,

Have you seen anything prettier than thos
new plush goods in
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

There i more personal attention paid
TO guests in o certain sHnse nv the ser-
wants uf the E,nglish hotels than III ours
But as 1t il d service chiefly directed
against the pocketbooks Of the pues,s Il
soon becomes very annoying. AZ all 81
the leading hotels of London there Is i
uniformed porter 1T the dscr. III there
are one or two inside doors you viii flnd
Q porter ia uniform al eacl che 81 these.
At the elevator often stands porter IL,
the uniform of cllasselir. 9ou Viii;
find Of every turn and hend III any greas
London hotel gayiy unitanled servant
ready 70 step across your path and insist
upon helping you In The most trivial way.
but expecting always in return for eaeh
act a 8ixpeEoe The very way that q
porter bows to man as he leaves the
house Is suggestive of The aixpence. All
% this show and attention has not th5
slightest sarnblance Of hospitality
Tho Knglish people az b class d. hot
live III hotels. Every Esgiistsnan, hoss.
eyer poor, keeps house. They are very
fond Of siatting themselves 80 behind
regular forts Of walls. Since tbs sunsly
days have come have taken aunile.
Of walks through the Residence ps4gtlon
of London, aud | do not think, curing
the many miles THAT I. have walked
about, that J have found lluase oIen
even To the most Cas,Rl view az the geti.
eral public Even the smallest collage
have brick walls built around therp, ala
the VISITORS who desire 10 enter must ring
q bell IN the side 81 the door ii ne eaF-
den walI.--T, q Crawford ia New York
World
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
The monks, Fleot,

Monks are known, nowadays, TO turn
their labcrs 10 account In d utiIitarian
point Of view, but few are aware n their
taking to the sea as d means 81 adding III
their resources. Yet ia the White sea.
IN the north Of Russia. there isa iieet 81
six steamers, which are owned, otfieered
and manned by the monks. They ply
between Archangel and the island 81
Solovetsk, where there Is monastery.
and their business is to convey pilgrims
TO the island. As many as 80, 900 peo-
rle annually make the Journey between
May and September, the only time when
the island Is accessible. There Il iino
vineyard on the borders Of the Moselle
that Is worked entirely BY monkss aud
the wine is almost equal III reputation to
the famous Benedictine hqueur that Il
also prepared within the shaded retreats
icle.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
CIndarslIa.n Rsnl 80

=
There i no fairy tale FRAT Il better
known or more loved by young readers
than the story o. the little cinder wench,
who was so5ill treated By hsr cruel ais.
tiers, had such a delightful godmother,
with q magic wand, and was 50 hloky a.
70 lose her pretty glass slipper only ID
gain o prince and become a princess
thereby.
Looking over an old book we came
upon an anecdote that Is said 10 have
been the origin Of this fayorite little tale.
Cinderelia's real name, IL seems, was
Rhodope, and she was beautiful
Egyptian maiden, who lived $40 years
before the birth Of Christ, and during the
reign o. Psammeticus, one of the twelve
kings Of Egypt One day Rhodope vent
tIred to 60 in bathing IN clear strean
near her home and meanwhile left her
shoes, which must have been unusually
small, lying on the hank. An eagle,
passing above, CHANGED 10 catch sight Of
the little sandals, and, installing them
for atoothsome tidhit, bounced down and
carried of one in his beak.
The bird then unwittiugiy played the
part Of the fairy godmother, tor, flying
directly over Memphis, where King
Psammeticus was dispensing justice, Il
let the shoe fan right into the kine's lsp.
Its size, beauty and daintiness ifnn,edi-
ately attracted the royal eye, and the
king, determined on knowing che wearer
Of 50 cunning shoe, sent throughouta All
his kingdom IN search Of the foot mat
gould fit il. AS In the story Of Gin
derella, the messenger finally discovered
Rhpdope, fitted GA the shoe, and carried
her IN triumph 20 Memphis, whore she
became the queen Of King Pammeticus
and the foundation Of the fairy tale that
was to delight boys and girls z, 400 years
later. American Agricultural.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
Ne Fear Of .lls ola Man.

Weller" said the youth, rising,
Ter guess I'd better 20. It's 10
o'clock
"Oh! You need not hurry unless you
want 70, said the young lady.
'But your father may object to my
staying any longer" rejoined the
youth. Il have read so much about
stern fathers coming down stairs and
foreibly ejectrng from their houses
young men who stayed rather late in
company With their daughters th-er
Il am rather afraid to remain longer.
"ohI' exclaimed the beautiful mai
den, with laugh, yen needn't be
afraid. There are seven girls of rs
still unmarried, and pa would rather
invite you to a late lunch than Il do
anything to render your visit unpleas.
ant. He always keeps himself care
fully cut Of the way when young men
call at the house. Boston Courier.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
PuttinE coIna n 10 arouth.

What 4 vile habit that Il which ono
sees INDUCED in on street cars by people
who certainly ought TO know better,
That Of putting coins in the mouth Is the
one referred to, IL Is quite common
among women, who under such circum-
stances never seem to have quite hands
enough, and 90 they press their mouths
int3 service p do what IS not only i vii,
eal thing, but absolutely filthy. The
nickel which Il taken from INC prrse
may have recently ieft a hand rnwssI,ed
since il fondIed a child dying Win dirl,.
iberia On other infectious disease. 0r
may have ccrge from the hand 81 4 tna,l
suffering FROM tlie most loathsoIde If siis.
orders Boston Herald.